The Skeleton Crew Finally Gave Us A Star Wars Story

Even before Star Wars: Skeleton Crew was released, the fans were I want to know about Jod Na Nawood. On the show, a mocker of many namesplayed by Judah Law, happily portrays the difference between a sarcastic hero and a scheming gangster. And when he was seen soon change the change of Lanupa after giving away the staff, many fans still believed that it was all fake. Well, in the last episode of the series, “We’re in Big Trouble,” Jod finally showed his true colors and we loved it.

After an interesting sequence of parents trying to send a message to Attin, which includes many, many circular motions. Star Wars bursting with wonder, we set off with the crew on their way home. Unfortunately for them, Brutus and his bandits arrive first. There, he tells Jod that if he doesn’t give them the treasure, he is dead.

Unable to break through the dangerous and deadly barrier surrounding the world, Jod comes up with a plan. The children have arrived in new and better Onyx Cinderso Jod tells the pirates that the ship is the key to the world. He grabs it and tries to climb. You’d think the kids would just give up, but they’re not the same kids who left the world. They have changed. They are very capable. And with a bit of trickery, he manages to capture the pirate leader Brutus, terrorizing all his followers. One person is not afraid. That’s Jod. And in arguably the most shocking and brutal moment of the entire series so far, Jod shoots a defenseless Brutus in the head with a blaster, saying that his gang will get back at him.

While Jod is thinking about what to do, the children get that message from their parents. It gives them new hope and, with a little help from SM-33, they manage to escape the pirates and fly the barrier. They are comfortable at home, or so they think. But no: Jod escapes and soon takes control of the ship, using the flashlight he found in Tak Rennod’s room to cut off the head of 33. He then threatens the children with a slow, painful death for their parents if they don’t keep quiet and let him do what he wants. he wants. This, combined with the removal of Brutus, finally changed Jod. He is in this alone. He is not a hero. He is an evil, stinking, murderous thug.

What a surprise, right? Assuming it makes it past the final episode, we love that the show’s biggest villain has been staring us in the face from the beginning. Jod has never been a complete hero, but he has done great things to help the children, as well as himself. And yet, the fact that he always has all those parallels and the hidden potential of the Force makes him extra and dangerous. We were hoping he was a good guy, but it’s very convincing on the show itself that he won’t be. At least, no. It gives kids a real risk of (hopefully) defeat.

Awareness Onyx Cinder coming from Attin, his arrival starts a new process. The upper world boarders are unaware that Jod is a bandit coming with the missing children. He is believed to be a representative of the Republic who has come to deliver the gold. Which is easy for us, the viewers, but works great for Jod. Descend into a vast, impressive series of rooms (1,139 in fact) filled with Old Republic history. It’s the treasure that he and every pirate have always dreamed of. And he got it. He is a legend.

At this time, the families will be informed that the children will return and they will be reunited. It’s a touching moment but they’re quickly interrupted by Jod, who pulls out his flashlight to let them know who’s watching. “We’re in Big Trouble” finally got the Skeleton Crew back to Attin, finally revealed Jod to be the villain we’d been led to believe he wasn’t, and pulled the curtain back a little on the reality of the world. They are literally filled with gold. Why? What should he do? And how will the crew save the day? One more step to find out.

The first seven episodes of Skeleton Crew now on Disney+. The final game will be played on January 14.

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